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comScore: Bing hits 20 percent search market share

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 16 Apr 2015 10:23 User comments (4)

According to research firm comScore, Bing has reached a significant milestone: 20 percent share in the search market.

Google had 64.4 percent share, continuing its undisputed time as search leader. Bing jumped to 20.1 percent share while Yahoo fell to 12.7 percent share. Ask and AOL took most of the remaining share.

Microsoft wins whenever anyone searches with Yahoo, anyways, as Bing serves results and ads to Yahoo search for desktops.

Earlier today, Microsoft and Yahoo extended their search partnership for years to come.

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116.4.2015 23:20

ajsmsg78

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Don't ask me how because Bing absolutely sucks as a search engine compared to Google. Maybe this is because because Bing is being pre-installed on many different devices of those users who do not know how to change it.

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217.4.2015 00:51

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Originally posted by ajsmsg78:
Don't ask me how because Bing absolutely sucks as a search engine compared to Google. Maybe this is because because Bing is being pre-installed on many different devices of those users who do not know how to change it.

Because when you type for help in windows 8.1 it searches with bing which by the way is no help at all. One of many ways Microsoft uses to inflate numbers for their crappy search engine. Why go through the trouble to make a good search engine when you can make people believe other people actually use your search engine.

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317.4.2015 15:57

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I am as big a Google fan boy as there is, and even I am starting to use Bing from time to time.
Google is massaging the searches, restricting certain searches and otherwise not providing me with a pure search like I want.
That being said, Bing recently completely overhauled their image search page and basically made it unusable.

417.4.2015 16:37

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I switched from saying that I'm going to Google something to I'm going to Bing it. Always throws people off.

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